Traveller
H.Q. Mitchell
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Traveller Elementary
Test Booklet
H.Q. Mitchell
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Copyright © MM P ublicationsTest 1
Module 1
...4
Test 2
Module 2
...7
Test 3
Module 3
...10
Test 4
Module 4
...13
Mid-term Test
Modules 1-4
...16
Test 5
Module 5
...20
Test 6
Module 6
... .23
Test 7
Module 7
...26
Test 8
Module 8
...29
Final Test
...33
Contents
Introduction
MM Publications Traveller Teacher’s Resource Pack includes the following photocopiable tests in PDF format: • Eight Module Tests based on the language used in each module.
• A Mid-term Test to be given at the end of module 4. • A Final Test to be given at the end of the school year.
All Tests are also provided in modifiable format, so teachers can modify them (add, omit or change the order of the items and/or exercises) according to their students’ needs.
The total number of marks may differ for each test. The number of marks allocated to each activity appears after the activity. There are also transcripts, keys and audio for the listening tasks.
Module Tests
These tests consist of six sections: • Vocabulary • Communication • Grammar • Listening • Reading • Writing Mid-term Test
It consists of six sections: • Vocabulary • Communication • Grammar • Listening • Reading • Writing Final Test
It consists of six sections: • Vocabulary • Communication • Grammar • Listening • Reading • Writing
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Module Test 1 ...Track 12 Module Test 2 ...Track 13 Module Test 3 ...Track 14 Module Test 4 ...Track 15 Mid-term Test ...Track 16 Module Test 5 ...Track 17 Module Test 6 ...Track 18 Module Test 7 ...Track 19 Module Test 8 ... Track 20 Final Test ...Track 21
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1. A: What do you do?
B: a. Pleasure to meet you. b. I’m a musician. c. I’m hard-working.
2. A: What about pizza for lunch? B: a. Sounds good.
b. Me too.
c. Meet you there.
3. A: Is ten o’clock OK with you? B: a. I see.
b. OK, then. c. Of course.
4. A: What’s your best friend like? B: a. He really likes gadgets. b. He’s polite and funny. c. He’s a photographer. A. Circle the correct words.
5
SCORE B. Complete with the words in the box.
5 SCORE Choose a, b or c. 4 SCORE
Test 1
Module 1
VOCABULARY
COMMUNICATION
1. Fred can’t check out / look for information on the Internet. He can’t use a computer. 2. What time’s lunch? I’m hungry / thirsty.
3. It’s midnight / quarter. Let’s go to bed.
4. My best friend is single / married. His wife is a wonderful person. 5. Sorry, I can’t go shopping with you. I’m rude / tired.
unemployed outgoing brilliant guide same 1. Tom and I are in the basketball team. 2. A: Let’s go to the sports centre.
B: That’s a(n)
idea!
3. I’m very . I have a lot of friends.
4. My sister’s a tour . She can speak three languages. 5. Karen is an actress but she’s at the moment. C. What’s the time? Write it in two ways.
1. 5:30 2. 9:45
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A. Complete with the correct form of can and the verbs in brackets.
1. Mike (take) nice pictures with his new camera. They’re great! 2. the boy (ride) a bike?
3. My friends (play) basketball. They’re good players. 4. We (speak) English very well. We’re from the UK. 5. My sister (drive). She’s only 10!
B. Write the sentences in the plural. 1. This is an expensive watch.
2. That man is old.
3. Can your child swim?
4. Is that a dictionary?
C. Circle the correct words.
1. A: Is this your / his new motorbike, Mike? B: No, it isn’t. It’s my brother / brother’s.
2. My parents are in a band. Their / They’re great musicians.
3. My best friend’s / friends’ favourite sport is football and they are in a team. 4. Stop talking and work! Your / You’re so lazy!
5. That is / isn’t Tina’s husband. That’s her / his brother. SCORE 7 4
SCORE
5
SCORE
Listen and answer the questions. Choose a or b.
6
SCORE
GRAMMAR
LISTEN
1. What is the correct spelling of Julia’s surname? a. Stanley b. Stanly
2. What is Julia’s address?
a. 21 Gilbert Street b. 27 Gilbert Street 3. What can Julia do?
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James Knowles, 24
I’m single and I’m a student at Cumbria University. I’m a bit lazy but I’m very outgoing. I work part-time at a café and I go out with my friends every day. Read the texts below and answer the questions.
Write a paragraph introducing yourself. Write about your age, nationality, job, address, e-mail, marital status and personality.
8 SCORE 10 SCORE 60 TOTAL SCORE
READ
WRITE
1. Who’s Ruth? 2. What’s Ruth like? 3. Who’s a waiter? 4. Who isn’t married?Maria Vega, 28
I’m Spanish but I live in London. I’m single and I’m a photographer. I work full-time for the Daily Herald. I’m very hard-working and I start work at six o’clock every morning.
Henry Greystone, 32
I live in Norwich with my wife, Ruth. She’s 34 and she’s a salesperson. She’s shy, but she’s also very funny. We are active and we love sports.
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Test 2
Module 2
A.
Match
the two columns.VOCABULARY
1. mop a. on the phone
2. do b. to music
3. hang c. the Net
4. listen d. the f loor 5. download e. information 6. talk f. out with friends
7. surf g. the washing-up
B.
Choose
a, b or c. 7 SCORE 5 SCORECOMMUNICATION
Complete the dialogues with the phrases in the box.
8
SCORE 1. Martin is the of a music magazine.
a. editor b. singer c. bellboy
2. Can I my e-mails on your computer? a. recognise b. check c. interview
3. Tracey watches adventure films. She only likes comedies. a. rarely b. often c. always
4. My always has lunch in the cafeteria. a. boss b. adult c. champion
5. I don’t cooking every day. I enjoy it.
a. need b. want c. mind
a. How often do you come here? b. Do you listen to that kind of music?
c. So, what do you think of this place? d. Would you like to come?
1. Beth I have tickets for a concert tonight. (1) John I don’t know. What kind of concert is it? Beth It’s a jazz concert.
(2) John Well, not really. I fall asleep when I listen to jazz.
Beth Oh, then it’s not for you.
2. Mark (3) Tina It’s brilliant! A café with a DJ and R&B music. I love it.
Mark Me too.
Tina (4) Mark Once a week only. You see, I finish work late during the week, so I only come on Saturdays.
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GRAMMAR
A.
Complete
with the Present Simple of the verbs in brackets.7
SCORE B.
Complete
with prepositions of time.1. I like reading magazines with my friends my free time. 2. Ted has a karate lesson 6pm 7pm every day. 3. John studies late night.
4. What do you usually do Sunday mornings?
C.
Complete
with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. 1. Emma enjoys (watch) adventure films. 2. I want (become) a nurse.3. Would you like (play) video games with me?
4. Helen can’t stand (stay) at home on Saturday evenings.
5
SCORE
4
SCORE
LISTEN
Listen to Mandy talking to her friend, Fiona, and complete the schedule with the activities. You don’t need to complete one of the days.
6
SCORE 1. George (not read) magazines, but he (always / read)
newspapers.
2. your friends (send) SMS messages to each other?
3. I (usually / not finish) work early. I (often / get) home at ten o’clock in the evening.
4. My sister (never / be) at home in the afternoons. She (go) to the gym.
go shopping watch DVD with Fiona go to the gym
MONDAY go to the gym TUESDAY do housework WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY French lesson FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY THURSDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY TUESDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
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READ
Read the text and answer the questions.
A new cinema complex in your area is doing a survey on people’s viewing habits. Write a paragraph about your habits, answering the questions below.
WRITE
10 SCORE 60 TOTAL SCORE 8 SCORE Linda Donaldson is the editor of The Bristol Gazette. All the reporters and photographers at the newspaper like Linda a lot. She’s a great boss and they enjoy working with her. She lives in Bristol with her husband, Jake, and two daughters. She works very hard and gets home after eight in the evening. She’s usually very tired so she rarely cooks. Anyway, her husband is a part-time chef so he cooks lovely food for them. Linda doesn’t have much free time but, when she does, she loves watching DVDs and surfing the Net. Her dream is to take karate lessons and become active in the future.1. What does Linda do?
2. Who likes working with Linda? 3. Who usually cooks dinner?
4. What would Linda like to do in the future?
• Do you enjoy watching films?
• Do you watch DVDs at home or do you like going to the cinema? Why? • How often do you go to the cinema?
• Who do you go with?
• What kind of films do you enjoy watching? • What kind of films can’t you stand?
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A.
Choose
a, b or c.B.
Complete
with the words in the box.Test 3
Module 3
VOCABULARY
6 SCORE 6 SCOREGRAMMAR
A. Complete with the Present Simple or the Present Progressive of the verbs in brackets.
6
SCORE
10
SCORE 1. There’s my , my sister’s son.
a. niece b. uncle c. nephew 2. The sofa is the two armchairs. a. next b. in front c. between 3. It’s quite today. Let’s have lunch
outside.
a. warm b. foggy c. chilly
4. There are a lot of new in the city centre. The art gallery is my favourite.
a. ceilings b. suburbs c. buildings 5. I’m not working today. It’s my day . a. out b. of c. off
6. The air conditioner is the painting. a. on b. above c. behind
depressed interesting dishwasher leather popular view 1. I hate doing the washing-up. Let’s buy a .
2. The from my bedroom window is fantastic!
3. Many people go to the Italian restaurant near my house. It’s very . 4. I don’t watch dramas because I get .
5. It’s a(n) documentary. Let’s watch it. 6. Do you like my new bag?
1. My sister and I (visit) our grandparents every Sunday.
2. Kevin (come) to the cinema with us tonight? 3. your brother-in-law (live) in Birmingham? 4. You don’t need to take an umbrella. It (not rain) at the moment. 5. My dad (watch) the news in the evening.
6. Our neighbours (paint) their house these days.
B. Circle the correct words.
1. This is the / - Mr and Mrs Stevenson and that over there is their / theirs house. A / The car in the garage is theirs / their, too.
2. I love the / - cats. They’re / There are my favourite pets, but I don’t have any. 3. Is there / Is it a bookshop near your house?
4. We don’t have a / the balcony, but a / the front garden is beautiful. 5. This shirt is not mine / my. It’s my brother’s.
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Read the dialogues and choose a, b or c.
COMMUNICATION
6
SCORE
LISTEN
Listen to two friends talking and complete the sentences.
8
SCORE A. Mark Hey, Julie. Come here. How do you like this lamp?
Julie It’s nice but we’re here to buy an armchair. (1) Mark Our living room needs a change. Let’s buy it.
Julie (2) We don’t have the money for an armchair and a lamp. Mark It’s cheap. Only €15!
Julie OK, OK.
B. Fred James? Is that you? (3) James Hi, Fred. What’s up?
Fred Not much, but what’s wrong with you? James I’m a bit down.
Fred (4)
James Because I have a new job but I need a car to get there and I can’t buy one at the moment. Fred (5) I’m buying a new car so you can have my old car.
James Really? That’s kind of you!
Fred (6) What are friends for? 1. a. Why do you like lamps?
b. Why are you looking at lamps? c. Why do you look at lamps? 2. a. No problem.
b. So what?
c. That’s out of the question! 3. a. Long time no see!
b. Best wishes! c. Congratulations!
4. a. Whose? b. What? c. Why?
5. a. That’s out of the question! b. How’s that?
c. Guess what! 6. a. No problem.
b. That’s all. c. That’s true.
1. The washing machine is in the . 2. The phone is the sofa.
3. Dillan’s cousin is at the . 4. It’s cold and .
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READ
Read the postcard and write T for True or F for False.
Imagine that you are staying at a friend’s holiday house near the beach. Write an e-mail to a friend or family member covering the points below.
WRITE
10
SCORE TOTAL SCORE 60
8
SCORE 1. The girls are swimming at the moment.
2. The girls are going to the city centre.
3. The hotel is in the city centre.
4. The girls like the view from their hotel room.
• giving your news • describing the house • describing the area
Hi Gavin
We‛re having a great time here in Barcelona. We usually go swimming in the morning but it‛s cloudy and chilly today so we‛re doing what all tourists do. We‛re buying souvenirs. We‛re writing this postcard from a café at the moment. We‛re tired and we need some time to relax. Later we‛re taking the train to the city centre. We want to visit an art gallery. Barcelona is a lovely place for a holiday and we‛re staying in a nice hotel by the beach. There‛s a big balcony and you can see the city. It‛s beautiful at night.
What about you? Are you having fun at work? See you in about a week,
Brenda and Sally
Gavin Smith 92 Park Lane Epsom
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Test 4
Module 4
A. Circle the correct words.
8
SCORE B. Complete with the words in the box.
1. Some people are allergic / healthy to some kinds of food. 2. You should organise / exercise a lot to keep fit.
3. The menu / meal is really tasty. 4. I’d like a cup / can of tea, please.
5. I don’t eat many vegetables, just spinach / apricots. 6. Ted is a vegetarian / volunteer. He doesn’t eat any meat.
7. We should build / raise money for a new library in our neighbourhood.
8. My grandparents want to sell / keep their house in the city and move to a small town.
7 SCORE Choose a, b or c. 5 SCORE
VOCABULARY
COMMUNICATION
medicine receive rash sure important vitamins dessert 1. We’d like strawberry ice cream for .
2. He has a(n) on his arm and needs to see a doctor. 3. Make you ask your parents before you take the car. 4. Strawberries have lots of .
5. I think I need some for my stomach ache. 6. It’s very to eat healthy food and exercise. 7. I don’t send or letters. Nowadays it’s e-mails.
1. What does the grilled fish come with?
a. Here you are. b. Rice. c. After a while. 2. I’d like some lasagne.
a. I think so. b. I’m afraid we don’t. c. Great. Is that all? 3. What seems to be the problem?
a. I’m not feeling very well. b. You should go to a doctor. c. I love aerobics. 4. Anything else?
a. Maybe later. b. Yes, I’m interested. c. No, I never eat them. 5. Would you like some pizza?
a. Just some. b. Just a few. c. Just a slice.
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C. Give advice using should or shouldn’t and the phrases in the brackets. 1. Chris wants to keep fit. (take up / sport)
He
2. Julia has the flu. (go out)
She
3. Mary has a sore throat. (drink / cold water)
She
6 SCORE 7 SCORE A. Choose a, b or c.
1. There is
o
range juice in the fridge. Let’s buy some.a. no b. some c. any
2. Do we have
onions? I want to make onion soup.
a. any b. some c. much
3. I don’t drink
coke. I don’t really like it. a. a lot b. a little c. much
4. There is
apple pie. Would you like a slice?
a. a few b. no c. lots of
5. We can’t make sandwiches because there isn’t
cheese.
a. any b. a little c. no
6. You should add
salt to the salad. a. a few b. a little c. much
7. There aren’t
young people in this neighbourhood. Who can I hang out with?
a. a few b. some c. many
GRAMMAR
B. Complete with subject or object personal pronouns. 1. She is a very famous singer. We all love .
2. Give this book. is mine and I need it. 3. Mark and Leona live in France, so I don’t see very often. 4. Can you give some water? We’re thirsty.
5. Eat some blueberries. are delicious!
3
SCORE
1. What does the woman order?
a. b.
2. What does the man add to the shopping list?
a. b.
3. What’s wrong with Lionel?
a. b. Listen to three dialogues and choose the correct picture a or b.
LISTEN
6
SCORE
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1. This person believes that his friends don’t understand him. 2. This person should ask his friends for help.
3. This person wants to keep something he can’t. 4. This person has a health problem.
8 SCORE Write a paragraph about your eating habits and the activities you do to keep fit.
WRITE
10
SCORE
60
TOTAL SCORE Read the problem page from a magazine and write M for Mike or S for Simon.
RE AD
I’m 20 and my problem is that I’m
allergic to my two dogs! The doctor
says that they shouldn’t be in the house
with me, but I don’t have a garden.
What can I do?
Mike, London
Allergies can become serious problems so it’s important that you do something about it. Ask friends, neighbours or family to take the dogs. That way you can visit them. Another thing you can do is move house. Find one with a garden. Good luck!
I’m having problems with my two
flatmates. You see, I want to get a dog,
but they don’t want to hear about it.
Why can’t they see how I feel? They
don’t want animals in the flat, but I
live there, too! Should I just go and buy
a dog and not tell them?
Simon, Ipswich
You should try talking to your flatmates again. Maybe you can make them understand. Do you have a garden or a balcony? You can always put the dog there. But don’t just go home with a dog one day! They will never speak to you again. Is that what you want?
flatmates. You see, I want to get a dog,
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Mid-term Test
Modules 1-4
A. Choose a, b or c.
VOCABULARY
1. Jackie I’d like a
of water, please? a. glass b. can c. plate 2. Do you
this man in the picture? a. receive b. rearrange c. recognise 3. It’s
today. Take an umbrella with you. a. foggy b. cloudy c. windy 4. Let’s
a trip to the beach next weekend. a. make b. experience c. organise 5. Put the food into the
to warm it up. a. dishwasher b. microwave c. fridge
6. They are
about going to Madonna’s concert tonight. She’s their favourite singer.
a. depressed b. excited c. tired
7. Barry is
and gets involved in many activities. a. active b. polite c. lazy
8. A: I have
again. B: Well, then you shouldn’t eat chocolate.
a. backache b. toothache c. headache
B. Complete the sentences with the words in the box.
interview housekeeper champion volunteers gadgets download culture common members suburbs 1. Lots of
help clean up the beach every year.
2. Rafael Nadal is the tennis
this year.
3. When I visit another country, I always want to know about its
. 4. The Gordons live in a nice house in the
.
5. The magazine editor would like to
you today. 6. All
of the band sing very well.
7. Mobile phones are useful
. 8. Hans is a
German name.
9. I want to
some songs from the Internet before we leave. 10. The
cleans our room every morning.
8
SCORE
10
SCORE
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Complete the two dialogues with a suitable phrase from the box.
COMMUNICATION
1.
A: Hi Paul! How are you?
B: Actually (1) . A: Why? (2) ? B: Well, I have a headache and I feel dizzy.
A: I have my car. Let’s go to a doctor.
B: (3) , thank you. 2.
A: Let’s talk about our summer holidays. Where are we going this year?
B: I think (4) . Let’s go to Norway or Sweden this time. A: (5) . You know I want a warm and sunny place. B: So, (6) Greece then?
A: Oh, that’s a brilliant idea!
a. that’s out of the question b. that’s kind of you c. what do you think of d. I’m a bit down e. we need a change f. what’s wrong with you
A. Complete with the Present Progressive or the Present Simple of the verbs in brackets.
GRAMMAR
1. Brian loves sports so he (always / play) football and basketball in his free time.
2. Betty (usually / not use) the car to go to work. She (take) the bus.
3. Open the door, please. I (talk) on the phone at the moment. 4. My daughter (study) for her exams this month.
5. A: he (often / go) shopping? B: No, he (hate) shopping.
6. We (visit) the local museum tomorrow. Would you like to come? 7. A: What (you / cook) tonight?
B: Nothing. We (have) dinner at a restaurant.
6
SCORE
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SCORE
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B. Choose a, b or c.
1. Kevin always falls asleep
musicals. He thinks they are boring.
a. during b. in c. at
2. What do you think of
new MP3 player?
a. me b. my c. mine
3. Sam lives in
Paris.
a. - b. the c. a
4. Susan never goes out
weekdays.
a. in b. at c. on
5.
a park in the neighbourhood. The children play there every day. a. There are b. There is c. There isn’t
6. Please show
the pictures from your brother’s wedding.
a. our b. ours c. us
7. Paul wants to buy a camera and a mobile phone.
mobile phone is a gift for his sister.
a. A b. - c. The
8. Beth is at work
5pm every day.
a. in b. till c. at
9. My feet hurt, so I
go jogging today. a. can’t b. should c. can
10. Jack and Ross are teachers. These books are
a. their b. theirs c. them
C. Circle the correct words.
1. We don’t need much / many apples for the fruit salad.
2. There isn’t no / any milk in the fridge. Go to the supermarket and buy some / any please.
3. Mike likes sports and always has lots / some sports magazines in his house. 4. A: How much / many meat do you need?
B: Just a little / a few.
D. Expand the following notes into sentences. 1. Jennifer / can’t stand / mop / the floor
2. Fred / enjoy / watch / horror films
3. My sister / want / visit / Japan / one day
4. you / would like / listen / hip hop music / ?
10 SCORE 6 SCORE 4 SCORE
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This week we interview TV Chef, Elaine Ramsey
A. Listen to four short dialogues and answer the questions. Choose a or b.
LISTEN
1. What’s the time? a. 5:15 b. 4:45
3. What is Zoe doing?
a. rearranging the living room b. painting the living room
Read the interview and complete with the questions below.
READ
T.V.
NOW
Write a few things about the area/ town you live in. Include the following information.
WRITE
what it is called where it is
how many people live there what facilities it has/hasn’t got if you enjoy living there or not
8 SCORE 8 SCORE 10 SCORE 1.
Not really. I mean, I don’t mind appearing on TV but I do this job just because I like it not because I want to be famous.
2.
Never. My husband is a good cook and he makes all the meals. Of course, he always watches me on TV but he usually makes some changes and adds one or two extra ingredients. 3.
Well, at the weekends I also work for a famous restaurant in the city centre. It’s hard work but I like it. At the moment I’m also writing a cookbook. It’s called All about Fruit and Vegetables.
4.
When I have some, I like reading books and going to the cinema. I also love shopping. Actually, I don’t like watching TV or cooking. Cooking and television are just part of my job. 2. What kind of music does Brian like listening to?
a. classical b. jazz
4. What is the man allergic to? a. strawberries b. chocolate
a. How often do you cook at home? b. What do you do in your free time? c. Do you enjoy being famous? d. Do you only work on TV?
80
TOTAL SCORE
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Test 5
Module 5
A. Match the two columns.
1. break a. born 2. go b. water sports 3. lose c. a course 4. be d. hiking 5. do e. a great time 6. have f. a record 7. take g. my memory
VOCABULARY
a. a. b. b. c. c. d. d. e. e. e. e. f. f. f. f. g. SCORE 7B. Complete the sentences with a suitable verb from the box.
caught imagine hear shout directed stole 1. Hello! Hello! Can you
me?
2. They
an expensive painting from the art gallery. 3. Don’t
! The baby is sleeping.
4. The police
the two burglars. 5. Steven Spielberg
the film ET.
6. Just
a three-week holiday on a tropical island! SCORE 6
Match the two columns.
COMMUNICATION
1. I couldn’t come to the school reunion. a. I suppose so.
2. Is Martin coming to your party? b. I didn’t pass the final test. 3. Jenny fell down during her dance show. c. You missed out.
4. What’s the matter? d. How embarrassing! SCORE 4 I couldn’t come to the school reunion.
Is Martin coming to your party? Jenny fell down during her dance show. What’s the matter?
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A. Complete with the Past Simple of the verbs in brackets.
GRAMMAR
1. A: Harrison (fail) his Maths test? B: Yes, he (find) it very difficult.
2. A: Where you (go) on holiday?
B: We (go) camping but we (not enjoy) it much.
3. A: (be) your cousins at the concert with you?
B: No, they (not come). They (have) a French lesson.
4. We (not have) a picnic yesterday, because it
(not be) very warm. SCORE 10
B. Circle the correct words.
1. Sean always drives very careful / carefully.
2. The teacher spoke in a loudly / loud voice and everyone could hear him. 3. He got tired because he worked really hard / hardly.
4. The weather is terrible / terribly. We can’t go horse riding. 5. Steven came home lately / late yesterday.
6. Martha won a trip to Vienna. She is so lucky / luckily.
7. I can’t speak Spanish very good / well. SCORE 7
1. Roger got back from Poland. 2. He went with a friend from work. 3. The weather wasn’t very good. 4. He didn’t have a good time.
Listen to two friends talking and write T for True or F for False.
LISTEN
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Read the text below and answer the questions.
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On my first day at university, something terrible happened. I was on an Information Technology course and my first class started at nine o’clock. I woke up very late and I had no time for breakfast, so I bought an orange juice from the university cafeteria. I ran into the room and everyone was at a
computer. They all looked at me and I went to sit behind a computer, but I still had my orange juice. The teacher said, ‘You can’t drink that in here.’ But as I walked across the room I tripped, and the orange juice went all over a classmate and her computer. Luckily, the computer was OK, and the classmate, Clara, saw the funny side of it. In fact, we’re good friends now. Still, it wasn’t a good start.
1. What did the writer study?
2. Why didn’t the writer have breakfast?
3. What did the writer bring into the room?
4. What happened when the writer tripped?
Write a paragraph about a bad, good, funny, embarrassing, etc. experience you had in the past. Mention the following:
WRITE
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1. Are you free on Saturday night? a. Yeah right.
b. Certainly.
c. I’m looking forward to it.
2. I broke my leg yesterday and I’m in hospital. a. Get well soon.
b. Good luck. c. Congratulations!
3. Would you like to come to my graduation ceremony? a. Let me know.
b. Maybe some other time. c. How could I say no?
4. We are travelling to Edinburgh tonight. a. That’s a shame.
b. I can’t make it. c. Have a nice trip. A. Circle the correct words.
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B. Complete the sentences with the verbs in the box.
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Choose the best answer.
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Test 6
Module 6
VOCABULARY
COMMUNICATION
1. Jackie needed some money, so I lent / borrowed her some.
2. There were fi fty thousand competitors / spectators at the stadium yesterday. 3. Melanie arranged / cancelled her trip because she was ill.
4. Giraffes / Ostriches are big birds and they live in many countries around the world. 5. When is the festival taking place / taking part?
6. The people on the island love the sea and they are all against / into water sports. 7. The winners of the competition received a(n) prize / amount.
8. The football race / match is on TV tonight.
attend performed own chase save invite reply missed 1. I’m so sorry I your birthday party.
2. The boys always the cat around the house. 3. I piano lessons every Wednesday afternoon. 4. Who did you to your wedding ceremony? 5. Doctors people’s lives.
6. The actors very well during the play. 7. Ashley did not to my e-mail.
8. The Browns a flat in the city centre.
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A. Read the situations below and write sentences starting with the words given. 1. I would like to borrow your grammar book. Is that
OK with you?
Can ? 2. I want you to do me a favour.
Will ? 3. We need to buy new clothes.
We have . 4. I need to make a phone call.
May ?
5. Victor needs to book a hotel room for his holiday. Victor has . 6. I would like you to pick me up from the airport. Could ? 7. It’s Tom’s birthday next week. He’s having a party. Tom is going . 8. I think it is a good idea to go swimming.
Why ?
B. Choose a, b or c.
1. We arrived at the village late at night and there was to stay.
a. nothing b. nowhere c. anywhere 2. Is there I can do to help you? a. anything b. anyone c. anywhere 3. I can hear noise in the kitchen. is
in the house.
a. Someone b. Nobody c. Anybody 4. is ready for the wedding. It is going
to be great.
a. Someone b. Anyone c. Everything
5. When I got home, there was there. They were all still at work.
a. everyone b. nobody c. anybody 6. Christine lives in France but I’m
not sure where exactly.
a. somewhere b. anywhere c. everywhere 7. Joan had to do, so she got really
bored.
a. something b. anything c. nothing 8. Jennifer Lopez has fans and gives
concerts all over the world.
a. everywhere b. everybody c. nowhere
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Listen to three short dialogues and answer the questions. Choose a or b.
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GRAMMAR
LISTEN
1. Where do the people decide to go first? a. a concert
b. a party
2. What does Kelly ask Joe to do? a. take her jacket to the dry-cleaner’s b. pick up her jacket from the dry-cleaner’s
3. Why is Kevin excited?
a. His friend is coming to his party. b. It’s his graduation day.
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Read the text and write T for True or F for False.
Write an e-mail to a friend inviting him/her to a party of yours. Mention to him/her what is going to take place during the party.
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READ
WRITE
RYEDALE WILDLIFE PARK GRAND OPENING
Yesterday was the opening of Ryedale Wildlife park. It was a huge event and lots of people
were there. Charles Ryedale opened the park in the morning and lots of people came to the
park all day. There are lots of animals to see there but the park is not completely full yet. There
are monkeys, ostriches and bears, but some of the big animals, like elephants and giraffes, are
going to arrive later this month. At the event, there was a band, dancers and lots of food and
drink from the park’s cafeteria. Yesterday was just the grand opening; the park is going to open
for visitors on Monday 17th July. You can buy tickets at the park or online.
Visit www.Ryedalewildlifepark.com for more information.
1. The event started in the morning.
2. Visitors could see giraffes and elephants at the park. 3. You can’t visit the wildlife park until Monday 17th
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Module 7
A. Choose a, b or c.
VOCABULARY
1. Rita is very and everyone likes her.
a. childish b. silly c. kind 2. He is because he eats too much.
a. overweight b. aggressive c. handsome 3. I paid by for my new dishwasher.
a. cash b. credit card c. receipt 4. You have to wait in the to get a ticket for the concert.
a. queue b. entrance c. escalator 5. I can’t to buy this car. It costs too much money.
a. avoid b. pay c. afford 6. Laura’s baby is quite .
a. straight b. chubby c. wavy 7. A man dressed in old clothes came me.
a. through b. past c. towards 8. I don’t people easily.
a. admit b. trust c. attack 9. Islands are with tourists during the summer.
a. amazed b. unbelievable c. crowded
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1. My mother went shopping and bought a nice
shirt. 2. Your new boots are very
to mine.
3. I don’t really
my father but my little sister does. 4. Here’s your
and receipt, Sir.
5. My flat is on a(n)
with heavy traffic.
6. The
of this restaurant is a neighbour of ours.
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SCORE avenue cotton owner similar change look like
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Complete the dialogue with the phrases in the box.
COMMUNICATION
a. This black one. d. Well, I’ll take this one too. b. In cash, please. e. So, how much are they? c. Oh, you are right.
A: Well, Madam, which skirt did you choose?
B: (1)
. A: Nice. And it goes very well with this white top.
B: (2)
. A: These tops have a 30% discount.
B: (3)
. A: 25, Madam.
B: (4)
. A: Great. How would you like to pay?
B: (5)
. SCORE 5
A. Complete the sentences using the comparative or the superlative form of the adjectives in brackets. Add the where necessary.
GRAMMAR
1. Clark is
(good) student in class.
2. Today the weather is
(nice) than it was yesterday.
3. Harry is
(funny) of all my friends. He really makes me laugh. 4. Janet is
(outgoing) than her sister, Mary.
5. I’m sorry, Tim but your test was
(bad) of all. 6. This is
(expensive) watch in the shop.
7. In most countries, football is
(popular) than basketball. 8. Annette lives
(far) from the city centre than I do. B. Circle the correct words.
1. Would you like to try on the brown shorts or the black one / ones? 2. This dress doesn’t fit me. Can I have a larger one / ones, please? 3. These earrings are too expensive / expensive enough. I can’t afford them.
4. He doesn’t do well at school. I don’t think he works enough hard / hard enough. 5. The noise from the party next door was too loud / loud enough, so I couldn’t sleep.
6. The coffee is sweet too / sweet enough. It doesn’t need any more sugar.
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Listen to a conversation between two friends and write T for True or F for False.
LISTEN
1. Jane bought a T-shirt for her dad. 2. Jane’s brother is very tall.
3. The T-shirt cost 40 euros.
4. Jane’s friend would like to take the T-shirt. SCORE 8
Read the text and write T for True or F for False.
READ
Clothes designer Stuart Weitzman has the record for the most expensive shoes. They are called the Cinderella Slippers and they cost $2 million. They have diamonds all over them and singer Alison Krauss wore them to the Oscars in 2004.
Write a paragraph describing a person you know. Include information about his/her physical appearance and personality.
WRITE
1. Alison Krauss wore the world’s most expensive shoes at the Oscars. 2. Four friends found some Levi’s jeans 115 years ago.
3. The most expensive jeans cost $60,000. 4. The longest scarf in the world is 60 metres.
NEWS IN BRIEF
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In 1998, four friends explored a silver mine in North San Diego. They found an old pair of jeans but thought nothing of it. Later, they discovered they were original Levi’s and they were 115 years old! The owners sold them on the Internet for $60,000 and they became the most expensive jeans in the world.
4000 people from all over Australia are trying to make Australia’s longest scarf. You can see 60 metres of the scarf at the Melbourne Craft Fair. But this is only part of it. The final scarf is going to be over 30 km long!
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Test 8
Module 8
A. Match the two columns.
VOCABULARY
mountain mountain petrol petrol flat flat life life first first first first official official official official capital capital seat capital capitalB. Circle the correct words.
1. The ship was near the west coast / border of Ireland.
2. Chris is an unforgettable / experienced camper. He has been camping five times before. 3. My car broke down / ran out on my way to work.
4. Our scuba diving leader / instructor was really helpful. 5. White-water rafting is a(n) extreme / professional sport.
6. I don’t know this word; I should show it up / look it up in a dictionary. 7. I had a(n) nightmare / emergency last night and I woke up.
8. It is always useful / suitable to know first aid.
Complete the dialogue with a suitable phrase from the box.
A: Hey Mike! What happened to you? How did you break your leg? B: Oh, (1)
A: Tell me.
B: Well, you know that I’ve always believed that you have to (2)
. So, I decided to go rock climbing.
A: (3)
! B: Anyway, I had a accident.
A: (4)
! B: (5)
!
COMMUNICATION
a. tell me about it d. how unlucky
b. what a daredevil e. live your life to the full c. it’s a long story
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1. Kate / never / climb / a mountain
2. you / ever / explore / a cave / ?
3. Kevin / always / want / be / a doctor
4. They / not visit / a volcano / before
A. Expand the following notes into sentences using the Present Perfect Simple.
GRAMMAR
B. Complete the sentences with the Present Perfect Simple or the Past Simple of the verbs in brackets. 1. A: Where is Pauline?
B: She
(go) to the supermarket.
2. A:
you
(visit) this island before? B: Yes, I
(come) here three years ago.
3. I
(see) this adventure film before. It’s really exciting. 4. They
(never / be) up in the mountains on holiday. 5. Harry
(always / be) adventurous. Last month he
(try) bungee jumping.
C. Rewrite the following sentences using Reported Speech. 1. ‘Give me some water, please’ Jill said to me.
Jill asked me
. 2. ‘Don’t hang up,’ Stephen told Carla.
Stephen told Carla
. 3. ‘Don’t turn left,’ said my brother.
My brother told me
. 4. ‘Pay attention to the lesson,’ said the teacher.
The teacher told the students
.
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Listen to a conversation between two friends and tick the things Jason has already done.
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2. 4. 6. 1. 3. 5. 6 SCORETraveller
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Read the postcard and complete the sentences 1-3.
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Hi Alan
Just a quick postcard from Powerfun Adventure Camp.
It’s my last day today and I have had so much fun here.
On the first day, I woke up at five in the morning and
went sailing all day. We were really lucky because the
weather was perfect. The next day we went hiking in the
mountains. I was in this forest with a friend called John
and we got lost. We didn’t have a compass and it was
a nightmare. Luckily, we found our way back to camp
before it got dark. I haven’t done many water sports
but I went bungee-jumping. That was amazing! Today,
we’re going to try hang-gliding. I’m a bit scared but I
think it’s going to be brilliant. One week isn’t enough, I
can tell you. I want to stay another.
See you soon,
Billy
1. Billy
on his first day at the adventure camp. 2. Billy and
got lost because they didn’t have a
.
3. Billy wants to stay
at the adventure camp.
Write a paragraph describing a country, town, island, etc. that you have been to. Include the following information:
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where it is
what its population is
what its geographical features are
what sights it has
what someone can do there
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Traveller
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A. Complete the sentences with the words in the box.
VOCABULARY
1. Don’t forget your
with the doctor this afternoon. 2. It is important to know first aid in a(n)
.
3. Helen bought this nice hat at a 20%
. 4. The baby has got a high
. I think we should take it to hospital. 5. The
is out of order. Don’t use it.
6. The travel agent gave me a
about a holiday in South Africa. emergency escalator discount appointment temperature leaflet
convenient portable willing crowded depressed
7. I hate going shopping in the city centre. It’s always sο
. 8. This is my new
TV. Do you like it?
9. My little boy feels
because our dog got lost. 10. Is the bus a
means of transport for you? 11. Stephanie is
to help me do my school project.
survive embarrass recognise explain attend cancel
12. I didn’t
her at first because she had a different hair colour. 13. My parents are going to
my piano concert tomorrow. 14. I’m afraid I have to
tomorrow’s meeting.
15. My children
me when they start shouting in places with too many people.
16. I can’t understand this exercise. Can you
it to me? 17. Experienced campers know how to
in the wild.
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SCORE B. Choose a, b or c.
1. You sometimes people when you ask them too many questions.
a. admit b. appear c. annoy 2. The price of the hotel breakfast. a. includes b. arranges c. experiences 3. Can you please me from
the airport?
a. pick… up b. hang… up c. take… up 4. Always wear your when you ride your
motorbike.
a. seat belt b. life jacket c. helmet 5. What is the language of your country? a. common b. trendy c. official
6. Ashley pasta and went to the supermarket to get some.
a. put on b. ran out of c. got up
7. The Eiffel Tower is a famous tourist . a. attraction b. excitement c. thrill
8. I never travel by boat because I always get .
a. shy b. seasick c. gentle 9. It’s not my that we got lost. You forgot
to take the compass!
a. aim b. fault c. crime 10. I’m sure Nicky is telling the truth because she is
a(n) person.
a. honest b. polite c. shy
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Complete the dialogues with the phrases a-h.
COMMUNICATION
1. A: Hey, Brad! How do you feel about the concert tonight? B: Oh, (1)
.
A: We are going together, of course. Where can we meet? B: How about at the underground station outside the stadium? (2)
?
A: Yes. (3)
. B: OK. (4)
. 2. A: Why are you wearing sports clothes, Mark? B: I’m going bungee jumping.
A: (5)
.
B: (6)
. I’m going water skiing with my brother. Would you like to join us?
A: I’m sorry. (7)
. B: (8)
.
a. that sounds good b. what a daredevil c. meet you there then
d. maybe some other time then
e. I can’t wait
f. I am only joking g. is that OK with you h. I can’t make it
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1. I think you take some medicine for your sore throat.
a. may b. have c. should
2. There is still apple pie. Would you like some?
a. much b. a few c. a little
3. The doctor told me some painkillers for my backache. a. to take b. take c. taking 4. This grey mobile phone is not .
a. my b. mine c. me
5. I looked for my keys but I didn’t find them.
a. anywhere b. everywhere c. somewhere 6. How about fish and chips for dinner tonight?
a. have b. to have c. having
7. Are there tomatoes in the fridge?
a. some b. a lot c. any
8. We are hungry. Could you give some sandwiches?
a. us b. our c. ours
9. can eat meat in this restaurant. It is only for vegetarians.
a. No one b. Everyone c. Someone
A. Choose a, b or c.
GRAMMAR
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SCORE B. Complete the sentences with the Present Simple or the Present Progressive of the verbs in
brackets.
1. I
(make) coffee. Would you like some?
2. Alex
(be) a reporter and he
(interview) a sports star tomorrow.
3. Vera
(not send) SMS messages. She
(prefer) talking on the phone. 4. A: Where are the kids?
B: Upstairs. They
(play) video games. SCORE 6 10. Michael asked me noise because he wanted to sleep.
a. not make b. not to make c. to not make 11. There aren’t photos in the photo album.
a. a few b. many c. a lot
12. The red jumper is than the black one.
a. more cheap b. cheapest c. cheaper
D. Circle the correct words.
1. This exercise is enough / too difficult. I can’t do it. 2. Mary did well / good in her History test.
3. Do the washing-up careful / carefully and make sure you don’t break anything. 4. Diego is too experienced / experienced enough to be our camp leader.
5. Would you like coming / to come jogging with me? 6. I don’t like these jeans. I prefer the other one / ones.
1. Robert
(become) a member of the sports club last January.
2. A:
you
(watch) the James Bond film on TV yesterday?
B: No, because I
(see) it before.
3. Jeff
(receive) Monica’s wedding invitation last week. 4. Terry
(always / want to become) a doctor.
C. Put the verbs in brackets in the Present Perfect or the Past Simple.
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Listen to four dialogues and answer the questions. Choose a or b.
LISTEN
1. What does Irene usually do on Friday afternoons? a. go to the gym b. go out for lunch 2. What does the man do?
a. lend some money to the woman b. borrow some money from the woman 3. When did Arnold last have his key?
a. last week b. last month 4. Which exam was more difficult?
a. Maths b. Physics SCORE 8
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4. What was special about last night’s game?
a. Dave Rippon has played for the Kings for ten years.
b. The Heatley Tigers won the championship. c. It was Dave Rippon’s last game.
5. Who is going to be the Kings’ coach next year? a. Lenny Bolden.
b. Dave Rippon. c. We don’t know. 1. Who was in the streets of Brackton last night?
a. The Blackton Kings b. Blackton Kings’ fans c. The Heatley Tigers
2. How many points did the Heatley Tigers score? a. 104
b. 32 c. 103
3. Who is Lenny Bolden? a. The Kings’ coach. b. A Kings’ player. c. A Tigers’ player.
Write a paragraph about a holiday when everything went wrong. Include the following information.
WRITE
when/where you went
who you went with
what happened / what went wrong
how you felt
Last night the streets of Blackton were full of basketball fans after the Blackton Kings won the National Championship.
The Kings beat the Heatley Tigers 104-103 in a very exciting game. The star of the game was the local man Lenny Bolden. He played a truly fantastic game, he scored 32 points and the last two in the last second to win the game for the Kings.
The Kings have won four championships in five years and it’s all thanks to their coach, Dave Rippon. He has been with the Kings for ten years now and he has been very successful. Unfortunately, it was Rippon’s last game as coach for the Kings last night.
The question is ‘Who is going to be coach next year?’ Well, many fans would like Lenny Bolden. But maybe he’s not ready to be coach yet.
